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Hi,
Recently saw a talk about advocating Kotlin in a large organization. It isn't perfect but should help you get the point across.
link to this video
Hope it helps
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Lambda World 2019 - What the F(p) is Kotlin? - Katie Levy & Shelby Cohen
Lambda World
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- Presented by Katie Levy and Shelby Cohen, software engineers at Intuit
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Katie Levy and Shelby Cohen share how they introduced Kotlin and functional programming paradigms at Intuit.
In this Lambda World 2019 presentation, software engineers Katie Levy and Shelby Cohen share their experience introducing Kotlin and Functional Programming at Intuit. Presentation description: We, as two entry level engineers, took on the challenge of introducing Kotlin and Functional Programming to our company, Intuit. Even though you all know Kotlin is a great language, we overcame the obstacles associated with a large company structure of having a common tech stack. In addition, Kotlin provided a natural transition for OOP Java developers to use Functional Programming Paradigms. Hear about how, in less than two years, we went from getting our diplomas to gaining influence and driving change at a major technology company, and how you can do it too. ------ Follow: -twitter.com/lambda_world -twitter.com/47deg -twitter.com/klevy110 -twitter.com/srcohen Visit: -47deg.com/events for more details -lambda.worldWhy it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Recommended as a helpful talk for advocating Kotlin adoption within a large organization.